Medicare therapy for seniors in Harrisburg, PA

About mental-health care in Harrisburg

Harrisburg is Pennsylvania's state capital and the seat of Dauphin County. The county has about 285,000 residents, roughly 17% age 65 or older, with retiree populations in Harrisburg's historic neighborhoods, Hershey, Mechanicsburg, and the surrounding townships.

Harrisburg and Dauphin County together make up one of South Central Pennsylvania's largest senior markets. The county seat has long drawn retirees back to its historic Midtown and Shipoke neighborhoods after years spent working in state government, education, or the two major hospital systems. The surrounding townships (Susquehanna, Lower Paxton, Swatara) have steadier bedroom-community senior populations, and Hershey draws retirees from across the Mid-Atlantic.

Our Harrisburg patients come to us for depression after retirement from a state government career, for grief after a spouse's hospice admission at UPMC Harrisburg or Penn State Hershey, for caregiver burnout, and for the chronic-stress reality of managing a serious illness. All sessions are secure video, so there is no drive into downtown or out to Hershey for an appointment. We know how Dauphin County's AAA referral patterns function and coordinate with existing community programs when a client's practical needs are part of what is weighing on them.

We accept Original Medicare Part B. We do not accept Medicare Advantage plans.

Concerns we often work with in Harrisburg

• Depression
• Grief
• Caregiver burnout
• Chronic illness coping
• Life transitions

Local resources available for you

• Dauphin County Area Agency on Aging
• UPMC Harrisburg
• Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
• Jewish Family Service of Greater Harrisburg

All our Harrisburg sessions are 100% secure video telehealth from your home. We do not offer in-person appointments.